Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Confusion about WB announcement of 10% D.A


The West Bengal government on Wednesday announced the payment of a fresh instalment of 10 per cent of dearness allowance (DA) arrears for its employees. DA payouts, which will begin in January 2012, are likely to cause the cash-strapped State exchequer to fork out an additional Rs 250 crore every month.

CONFUSION

While a payout of the DA arrears was announced today, confusion remained over the employee categories who will be benefited.

Other than salaries of direct government employees and pensioners; school teachers, employees across different municipalities and urban local bodies as well as different State government-controlled corporations draw their salary from the State exchequer.
When asked, the Finance Minister, Mr Amit Mitra, said: “We will have to wait for the details till the notification is out.”
The Finance department officials, however, said that State government employees across all categories are likely to be covered.

1 comment :

RAJA said...

Our honourable C.M has announced 10% D.A and said state govt. emplooee will be benifited by it .But SHE did not clear about the teaching and non teaching staff as well as other govt.aided staff. Therefore we are being(govt. aided staff)very confuse.
plzz clarify the matter.
udoy kumar ghatak
kotalpur

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